Dying Man Ad Murders to a Woman Trial Edges On
New York April 26 court heard testimony in the murder trial of Mrs Anissa De Massey charged with killing Gustav Simon the shirtwaist maker shot at his Broadway factory last November The victim s son Dr Carleton Simon an criminologist is studying the case and other witnesses describe the shooting and statements by Simon amid courtroom discussions as the defense and prosecution contest key points The record notes a promotional remedy ad for Kodet appears in the paper.
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New York
Gustav Simon
Broadway
Anissa de Massey
Carleton Simon
Hhirs
Anna Polanza
Simon
Lizabeth Hale
Miss Hale
Mrs de Massey
Mr. Ely
Opening of Exposition mark on Mayflower at Hampton Roads
President Roosevelt arrives aboard the Mayflower for opening ceremonies at the exposition. He reviews the fleet in Hampton Roads, dedicates the grounds on Lee Parade, presses a golden button to signal the opening, and witnesses the land and sea displays with foreign and American warships.
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Fort Moaro
Hampton Roads
Exposition Grounds
Lee Parade
Roosevelt
Boms
George
Aspern
Good Hope
Argyll
Hampshire
Roxburgh
Capes
Connecticut
Sir George Neville
Herman ,Prescott
Evans
Sarmiento
Pineules Kidney Remedy Promises Safe 30 Day Treatment
An advertisement touts Pineules as a non alcohol and non opiate kidney remedy that complies with the National Pure Food and Drugs Law. It guarantees satisfaction and offers a thirty day treatment for one dollar, sold by E. U. Hague, Drugist, Andwur block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. U. Hague, Drugeist, Andwur
Interior advice and affordable wardrobe for a refined home
The article guides harmonious room colors favoring light tones over heavy hues to enlarge spaces and reduce artificial lighting. It details economical fashion for a wedding wardrobe including undergarments, nightgowns, shapely shoes, and a practical two-hat plan, estimating total costs around seventy five dollars without the wedding dress.
Simple Outfit For Working girl Bride
A brief style note on a ready to wear bridal look suited for a professional bride. The piece highlights a practical ensemble with clean lines and versatile fabric choices designed for daytime to evening wear.
Bride Revealed Fault in Wedding After Tragedy in Oil City
Oil City Pennsylvania on April 26 coroner's jury viewed the bodies of Mrs Belle Stroup and Thaddeus E Ross. Stroup killed herself after shooting Ross eight hours before her planned wedding to another woman. Miss Edith Sampsell, the bride to be, expressed that she would not have allowed the marriage if Ross had promised to marry Stroup.
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O' City
Belle Stroup
Thaddeus E. Ross
Rosa
Mass Stroup
Coal Hill
County Ross
Edith Sampsell
Taud
Mary
Ims Pearems
Ross
New Orleans Floods Shut Off Streetcar Traffic
A heavy rain flood drifts across New Orleans on April 26 leaving canal street and commercial blocks under over a foot of water. Shoppers and businessmen stranded on sidewalks rely on plank bridges built by newsboys to cross flooded streets while tolls of five cents per person are charged and planks are removed to block those who refuse to pay.
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New Orleans
Canal
Fashion Jottings Glove Innovations and Child Apron Fashion
The article notes new glove designs with 16-button lengths, suede hands, and lace arm portions carried by an exclusive house. It mentions a cool long glove fastened at the wrist with two buttons and suggests these may gain favor in hot weather. It also describes a tiny child apron in Delft blue denim or chambray with scarlet binding and a crescent pocket edging for toy storage.
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Delft
Notable Deaths and Accidents Reported Across Cities
Morris Loth of Cincinnati dies after being struck by a streetcar in Cleveland. Dennis Kearney, famed California agitator, dies at his Alameda home. Anarchists alleged to target Prince Albert of Belgium are arrested in Brussels. Gen Henry R Gues former Civil War commander dies in Westchester Pa at age 82. Dover Delaware sees Frank H Butler released for lack of evidence in a murder case. At Coney Island a 16 year old boy killed by a car sparks a mob attack on the motorman George Decker. police restore order.
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Morris Loth
Cincinnati
Juchin Periodicala
Cleveland
Dennis Kearney
California
Alameda
Cab
Prince Albert
Belgium
Brussels
Henry R. Gues
Pennsylvania
Westcheater
Dover
Del
Frank H. Butler
Horace Marvin
New York
Edward Kelly
Coney Island
George Decker
Douglass Can't Furnish Ball in Bond Theft Case
Secrecy surrounds the district attorney and private detective bureau probing the Trust Company of America bond robbery. W O Douglass, a loan clerk, and O M Dennett, a broker, are held. Douglass remains at the Tombs unable to post a $10,000 bail.
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Douglass
Ball
New York
District Attorney's Office
Trust Company of America
W. O. Douglass
O. M Dennett
Holland ideas influence fashion accessories described
The article notes Httie novelty from Holland with floral surface patterns across various fabrics. It mentions pale primrose motifs on silver-gray crepe and violet accents on striped white chiffon and satin. Paris trends like Harr bows spread, with mature hairstyles moving away from broad ribbons while children’s bows influence adult taste.
Reporter's Daily Menu Breakfast and Dinner Summary
A menu lists breakfast items including cereal with cream poached eggs on toast fried potatoes ginger cookies coffee and more. Dinner features vegetable soup steak Florentine creamed cauliflower apple pie baked potatoes and corn bread with coffee.
Rheumatism Crisis Urges Uric-O Cure For All Sufferers
An alarmist warning on rheumatism declares the disease will cripple the nation if unchecked. It promotes Uric-O as a permanent cure, claims blood cleansing by the medicine, and offers a free trial through Smith Drug Co. Syracuse NY. It also mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as remedies.
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Smith Drug Co
Syracuse
Recipe fragment for baking powder batter directions
A cookbook snippet instructs to beat one teaspoonful of baking powder into batter, pour into a pan, and bake in a hot oven. The mixture should be about half an inch deep.
Ginger Cookies From Page Recipe
Cream together one cupful each of brown sugar and lard. Add one tablespoonful of ginger one teaspoonful of salt one teaspoonful of soda one cupful of molasses and half cupful of boiling water. Shape dough to one inch thick roll cut rounds bake in a moderate oven.
Steak Florentine Recipe Step by Step
Select a good cut of steak. In a frying pan fry four or five slices of salt pork until crisp and brown. Skim and add six quartered onions. cook slowly for thirty minutes until tender and yellow. Add one and a half cups strained tomato. season with salt and pepper. cover and simmer thirty minutes more. Roast the steak. Spread onions on a platter, arrange steak, sprinkle remaining onions, cover three minutes, then serve.
May Manton Frock Adapts To Fabrics For All Seasons
May Manton showcases a blue linen waist over a guimpe of embroidery with simple braid trim. The design adapts to wool, pongee, and washable fabrics, with interchangeable quimpe in suitable materials for dressy or lingerie looks.
Dress pattern 5603 for girls ages 6 10 and 12 years
The pattern 5603 offers a joined skirt and belt frock with a separate guimpe in elbow or long sleeves. Materials listed include lingerie fabric and braid trims, with yardage for sizes 6 10 and 12 years. Pattern can be mailed by the Fashion Department for ten cents plus optional two cent stamp for faster delivery.
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Fashion Department
GEMS OF THOUGHT AND Lincoln Insurance Notices
The Woodman Accident association of Lincoln Neb via State Agent G W Newhall paid several claims this month for injuries including a broken arm a cut hand and a smashed foot. Newhall has 300 policy holders and seeks more. An Elyria Ohio doctor advertises Pineules a kidney remedy claiming relief with a money back guarantee. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is praised for soothing coughs and colds with laxative action and no opiates, sold by druggists.
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Woodman Accident Association of
Lincoln
Neb
G W. Newhall
Wm. Little
Geo. Jerome
W. H. Sarreson
Carl Meyers
C. J. Miller
Eario
Leo G. W. Newhall
A. Nelding
Mason Temple Buling
Elyria
Ohio
Kennedy
E. U. Hague, Drugelst, Andwur Block
Elyria Market Prices From Weekly Corrections
Weekly market corrections list for Elyria provisions and markets including corn oats wheat hay meats poultry and dairy items with prices per unit. Highlights cover corn oats wheat hay beef calves hogs lambs chickens turkeys apples potatoes cabbage butter eggs maple syrup squash and onions with varied price ranges and unit measures.
The Markets Across Cities April 26 1900s
Financial notes from New York Chicago Cleveland and other cities show currency rates stable bonds steady and commodity prices mixed. Grains and live stock move with wheat corn oats and cattle prices listed and regional differences noted. Advertising lines conclude with cough syrup and laxative descriptions.
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New York
Monay
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
Co operation saves farmers with double weekly papers
Farmers can receive two weekly papers for one year at a combined price. The Elyria Republican and New York Tribune Farmer offer local news and modern farming ideas. Orders sent to The Republican, Elyria, Ohio.
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Elyria Republican
New-York Tribune Farmer
New York City
Republican
Elyria
Ohio
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Calla
Walla
Batiste
Bhat
France
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Columbus
Walter F. Brown
Republican State Central Committee
Vorys
Taft
State Committee
Brown
Taft-Foraker
Lawrence, Kan
I. J. Hunter
The
State University
Paris
Tig
Reporter's Daily
Hollister
DeWitt
Steak Florentine
May Manton
Guimpe
St Philip NeriWe
E. U. Hague
Elyria Markets
Boylan Brea, Elyria Provision Co
Elyria Meine
Minnesota
York State
Toledo
East Hiffalo
Pittsburg
EH. A. Hague
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